Los Angeles Chargers have made a significant addition to their offensive line by signing former Eagles guard Mekhi Becton to a two-year deal. This move follows a season in which Becton excelled, particularly in the playoffs for the Eagles.

In other news, quarterback Russell Wilson's recent visits to the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants did not result in a contract agreement. Meanwhile, Cooper Kupp is set to join the Seattle Seahawks on a three-year deal, providing Sam Darnold with a valuable receiving option, especially after the departures of DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett from Seattle.

Defensive alterations are underway for several teams, notably the Bills, who will be without Larry Ogunjobi and Michael Hoecht for the start of the season due to suspensions, and the Cowboys, who have been actively recruiting former first-round picks to build a formidable defense. The Chiefs are also looking to bolster their roster with new acquisitions.